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PEAKY BLINDERS SPACE MOUNTAIN OVERLAY CONFIRMED
speak for yourself, buddy - we watch that all the time over here!
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Rumor Is Indiana Jones Planning an Adventure to Disney's Animal Kingdom?
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PEAKY BLINDERS SPACE MOUNTAIN OVERLAY CONFIRMED
speak for yourself, buddy - we watch that all the time over here!
JediMasterMatt
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Good job this is a UK board
- pleasantly surprises everyone and surpasses every expectation by some measure against all the odds.
This is an audience that only knows what TDO teaches, so perhaps it's best to use analogies they will understand: Not unless Tron pulls a *Happily Ever After.
*Replaced the very long in the tooth; but, popular Wishes during a time when guests accustomed to having nighttime parades have had theirs replaced and not returned, and did so with the "local" talent and not Davison's team and still managed a show that delights and exceeds all expectations (show quality, music, pyro, and length). Definitely the biggest surprise win for WDW in the last decade.
Said no one but limited attention span teens.
Hollywood Studios is the park that needs much more capacity. One SW:GE opens in 2019 the crowds in that park will be crazy. There is no way Toy Story Land and MMRR can handle the excess people. I agree WDW needs to build more in each of the 4 parks but Hollywood Studios has to be able to handle over 15+ million a year because that is what the demand will be by 2021.
HauntedMansionFLA
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Totally agree. EPCOT could take some pressure off of it if they would invest in it and bring it up to speed. It’s just a quick ten or fifteen minute walk over there.
HauntedMansionFLA
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I guess to get this back on Indiana Jones.
@Magic Feather - how many different versions of the IJ Land is floating around?
@Magic Feather - how many different versions of the IJ Land is floating around?
Sonconato
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This.^^^^^
RSoxNo1
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From what you're saying it could do all that with around $250 mil left over.
jimbaker84
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The figures being talked about for the Tron budget are absolutely ludicrous, if that's the cost of one attraction it's no wonder they haven't built a new theme park at WDW in 20 years. Would love to know how they worked that figure out.
I'd gladly sacrifice Tron for both of those. Good grief...Do those amounts account for the omni-present "WDI Project Inflation" these days?
Not that much left over . And I’m being generous with the SM and speedway costs.
If you want Jaw dropping coaster budgets look to Epcot.
britain
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For this much money, the GotG coaster system had better be something impressive and sophisticated. I get that the Tron bikes needed special modifications. GotG should have something like that or better. I'd hate for it to just end up being a candy-colored space version of the Mummy.
Hey, they aren't going to be requiring any 3D glasses on this, are they?
Not that I’m aware of.
No complaints as long as it's a jaw-dropping coaster...
Hmmm
ToTBellHop
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I mean, it has some tricks up its sleeve. But not THAT many tricks.
Everest was built for $100 million.
Everest has a nice trick up its sleeve... two or three of them, actually. The reversing track switch, the helix, that bridge/lift hill...
EPCOTCenterLover
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And the trick of a promised yeti encounter- with the trick its not fully functioning!
Yeah, that's like a "trick or treat" trick...
Theme Park Horizons
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The only thing that Indy has that has anything related to animals are snakes